The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 78, Ed. 1 Monday, April 3, 1944 Page: 3 of 4
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MONDAY
• Réd cross* sürgicat ffresslngs
Vork ráwn at the Masonic Tern-.p. ni. . . I , I
pie open from 7 to.JO p. in. AuMek Club meeting to the I
É Power Bible 'Class <5 the first nenie of .Mrs, Ralph Scclly at <| |
Methodist Church-meeting in ths'p. m. gíg * - !■
home oí Mrs- M. U McCorineU at! Vietorfc Bridge
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I'| Of interest here is the announce
ment oí the marriage oí Mis:
Evelyn Flórftie Estes, daughter of _ ; ; i k '
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Estes, to For SeTVICe Men
Lieutenant Hal Bisland Sims of
the U. S. Army Air Forces, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Sims of Orange. The wedding
took place on Friday, March 17,
in the Trinity Episcopal Church
in Pharr, Texas. • I
. Lieutenant Sims is a native of
ill
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Orange, was educated in the Or
ange public schools and has many
frienrls hcve who wiU l>e interest-
«¿éd to know oí his marriage.
COtA BLOUNT CLASS
TO MEET* TOMORROW
The-regulal- weekly meeting of
the Cora Blount Bible Class of
the First Christian Church will be
Held on Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock in the home off-Mrs. Fran-
ees Harris, 1101 Main street. The
lesstwi will be a review of fif-
teenth chapter of Matthew with
Mrs. A. J". Schnitzel in charge.
Ttie hostess? will lead the devó-
tional and* preside oyer the busi-
ness session. A full attendance's
urged.
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
Easter Special
Beautiful
CAMEO RINGS, only 49c
Gold Crosses & Chains $1.75
(Engraving Free)
You Save by Oiir Low Rent
At The r—
^ OUTDOOR
JEWELRY STORE
Opposite Post Office
Can Vitamins Restore
Color to GRAY HAIR?
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with gray haired people. lodlnt
pint magaltne, utlns the 'antt gray
huir vitamin." lound S8R of those tested had
aomc success. GRAYV1TA contains the tesM
nmountof this remarkable vit.amln PLUS 4j(>
lnt units of B,.Ot GRAYVITA now. SOday
treatment Sl.M. 100 days; *4.00. Phone
Phone 4361; Orange Drug' Co..
At USO Sunday
Mrs. D. O. Gideon, USO Si
social chairman, and Mrs.
col'm Robinson, co-chairman, were
irt charge qt_ the social for
men h?ld oh Sunday a
from 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock
USO Club.
h Mrs. J. C. Wood, who has a son
in the service and a daughter in
the OSO, poured coffee while Mrs.
G. M. von Schriltz, Mrs. W. L. Ul-
cher and Mr. J. B. Quigley su-
pervised the refreshment table.
Mrs. George Craft and Mrs.
Thornton Griffin were in charge
¡>t'J tower ^arrangements arid Mrs."
Day id Houston was at the recep-
tion desk. Games; wer£ under
t^e direction of Miss Jamie Lee
McC'lelftn and Miss Judy-Wingate.
Miss Florence Brandt and Miss
Verna Kriesel played the piañó
for group singing. Mrs. Sam Man-
ley made doughnuts and Miss
Miriam Helton and Miss Hazel
Richardson were- on K, P. duty
GSO hostesses, attending were:
M tS'ses Miriam-' MacFarlahe, Tom
mie...Kinnebrew, Maxine Maier,
Helen Powell, Shirleen Guidry,
Helen" Louise Ilaydeh, Cleo Coo-
per, Edna Hebert, Emilee Stakes,
Frances Eastin, Goldie Criswell,
Avis Wood, Lunia Trawhon, Dor-
othy Brown and Betty Thorrihill.
Tuesday Club To
Be Entertained
Mrs. R. B, Goreé will entertain
members of the Tuesday Club at
bridge on Tuesday afternoon in
her home, 501 Pine street. Tiie
games are to begin at three
o'clock. .
ago party sponsored by the
USO Indoor Recreation Commit
tee in the socitfl room oí the USO
Club- at 8 p. m.
Woodman Circle meeting* for
covered dish luncheon At the W
O. W. Hall at" 11 a. m.
Choral Department of the Wo-
man's Club meeting at the club
house at 7;18 p. m
■meeting
in the home of Mrs, Gen*« Saxon
at 8 p. m.
ft Woodbine Rebekaha meeting in
Hm 1. O. O. F Hall at 7:30 p. m.s
É Circles of the Woman's Mission*
Iftry Unipn of the First Baptist
Church meeting in the following
places: Circle One in the home
of Mrs. B; Beasley at 9t&0 a. mk:
Circle Two in the home of ,Mrs.
iR. D. Sterling at 9:30 a. m-i Circle
LADIES' BIBLE CLASS
TO MEET FOR STUDY
The thirty - first, thirty « second
and thirty - third chapters of
Exodus will be the subject of
s.tudy at. the weekly meeting of
the Ladies' Bible Class of the
Presbyterian Chapel whi^h is to
be held on Tuesday afternoon at
2:38 o'clock at the chapel. Mrs.
F, H. Dietzel will be in charge of
the lesson and Mrs. Frank Depwe
is to give the devotional.
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home,
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Red Cross surgical dressings
work room at the Masoiuc Tem-
ple^ open" from 9:30 a. m., to 4
P= m y "
Tuesday Club meeting- in tbfe
home of Mrs. R. ~B. Goree at 3
P- n>. .
■—Order of the Eastern Star meet-
ing in the Masonic Temple at 7:3C
p. m.
Top Deck Club meeting in the
home of Mrs., John Y. BelJ at 1:30
p. m. .
Sunset Bridge Club meeting in
the home -of Mrs. Bryan Mays at
1:15 p. m.
T. N. T. Sewing Club meeting
in the home of Mrs. Ray Winfrey
at 7:30 p..m.-
Coi*a •Blount Bible' Class of the
First Christian Church meeting in
the home of Mrs; Frances Harris
at 2 p. m.
' Ladies' Bible Class* ot the Pri>s
byterian Chapel meeting in the
chapel pt 2:30 p. m.
Circies of the North. Orange
Baptist Woman's Missionary Un
ion meeting as follows:- Circle
One and Two meeting in the
church at 9:30 a. m.; Circle Futir
in the home of Mrs. Arthur Lein-
ke at 10 a. m.; -Circle Five in the
home of Mrs. W. S. Avery at 10
a. nib.' >* ■
Called meeting of the Orange
Garden Club at the USO Club at
9:30 a. m. ■ ' - \
Business Women's Circle of the
First Presbyterian Church meet
ing at the church at 6:30 p. m<- y
WEDNESDAY
Red Cross surgical dressings
work room at the Mastmle Tem-
ple open from '9:30 a. m., to
p. m. ^ i •
Art Department of- the Wo-
man's Club meeting in the club
house pt *3 p. m.
Keel Klub meeting for business
in the Navy Town rCcfcalifln hall
at 2 p. m.
Signal Bridge Club meeting in
the home of Mrs. Joe Caudle ut
1 p. m.
Wesleyan Service Guild of the
First Methodist Church meeting
in the home of Mrs. Forrest Me
Donald at 7:30
wammn, - ...
Circles of the McDonald Me-
morial Baptist Woman's Mission
áry Union, mfeeting as follows:
Mary AlexandekClrcIe at the
hurch at 10 a. nK^Sallee Circle
at the church at 2:3W;p. m.
Woman's Missionary\§oci ty o<
the West Orange Baptist Church
meeting in the home of Mrs. M. R.
iolleau at 10 a. m. . . .
Circles of the Gleaners society
of the First Methodfist X'hurch1
¡níefhig in joint session at the
Hurch at 3 p. m. t
Woman's Society for Christian
Service of. the Fi st Methodist
Church, meeting in the church at
1 p. in. ■ ..
Woman's Society - for Christian
'Scrvicf of the 'Bruner; Methodist
C/hurch meeting in the home of
Mrs. F. C. Lankford, 27 Eighth
street in Navy Addition, at 2:30
p. m.
■ Woman's Society for Christian
Service of SL Mark's Methodist
Church' meeting in the home of
Mrs. R. Lee Davis at 2:30 p. m.
Circle Three of the North Or-
an$e jiaptist Woman's Missionary
Union meeting in the home of
Mrs. William Carson at 9:30 a.m.
Woman's Bible Study Class of
the First Presbyterian Church
meeting in the home, of Mis. Ar
ehie Weaver at 3:30 p. m.
Communion .service the First
Piesbyteriqut^OUl.rfih.Bt 7:30 p. m.
FRIDAY ' ' \
Formal Easter, dance for service
men and GSO hostesses in the
social room of the USO Club from
8:30 to. 11:30 p. m. .
General meeting ofs the Wo-
man's Clum at the club house at
3 p. m.
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| Lieutenant Mid Mrs. Charle B,
raruett. who sue to leave Orange
fa ion. were entertained, at open
nifuuuiu fhousiTon Saturdayjtótght at the
but hU ancestors ' lived «««"helor Officers' Quartem at the
■tNavuJ Recehiing Station here, A
■large nvnnbej- of friendft toicluding
[ship mates of Lieutenant Truett
called during the eveniofj I
jfreshments werq ser
Bu (fon.
toothpick and India ink.
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Presldént William McKinley
was ot Highland -Bccitlah de-
scent, but hU ancestor I
long In Ireland before settling In
} York county, Pennsylvania;"
It Is estimated that 20,000
American Negroes are Inhabi-
tants of the republic of Liberia,
the population of whleit is en-
tirely ot the African race.
The Tigris-Euphrates valley, In
Iraq, Asia, is the legendary era-
dla ot the human race, regarded
by some Biblical scholars ás the
original Garden of Eden.
Bruner Methodists
Plan Pre-Easter
Worship Services ■
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VITTORIO ORLANDO, 83, former
Italian premier anil one of the
Allied big four at the Versailles
peace conference,. Is reported,
among the victims In the Nails'
reprisal slaying of S00 to 500 Ital-
ians in the Rome Cmpsseum, ae-'
cording to unconfirmed British
press dispatches from thb Swiss-
Italian border. The machine gun
executions Were reportedly In re-
prisal for a bomb attack and
street fighting in which 24 Ges-
tapo officers and 14 Italian mint la-
men were killed. (IntemMtonel)
Pre - Easter services will " W
he1<| nigbjay t eigrtt o'clock in
the Bruner Methodist Church,
beginhhig Wednesday and Cttti -
tinuing. through Easter Sunday,
it was ai^pouneed today. The Rc\.
J. P. Watson pastop. will be itv
charge. Everyone is invited to1
attend.
-FIRST B APTIST C
'CO HOI JJ MEET1N
CireUjs nf the First Baptist Wo-
man's Missionary Union will
meet Thursday, April 6, as fol-
lows: CiVc\e One in the home of
Mrs, 11, Beasley oh. the Beaumont
road at 9:30 á. m.; Circle Two in
the heme of Mrs. R. D- Sterling
at 9:$b a, m,; ?!irSle Four in the
First Baptist educational building 4
at-3 p. m.; Circle ViVe in
home of Mrs. Sam Halyard al
1112 Main at 9:30 a. m.
Circle Six will meet on. Wéd-t
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■MCiday mfU'iiiiig at 9:30 o'clock <kv
the home" of Mrs. Lloyd Blake,
5K)3 Turrctt road.
METHODIST CHILDREN..
TP HAVE EASTER PARTY "v
Childreo of the beginners and
nursery departments of the First
Methodist Sunday school villi
meet for an Easter party on W f(J-
nosday afternoon at two o'clt>c k
in-the church All children of
the two departments arc ¡nvi-ted
to attend.-^rrr:' -
Relief At Last
Business Women's
Circle To Meet
Tuesday Evening
The Business Women's Circle
of the First Presbyterian Church
will meet for the monthly supper
and program on Tuesday even-
ing'at 6:30 «o'clock in the church
dining room. Mrs; Addie Cooke,
chairman, will be in charge.
in
USp CÍUb at 2
IS RIGHT!
THE CHINCH THAT:
JtaiULU
meeting
p. m.
z Dos Mesas Club /meeting m the
home of Mrs. Everett Diinstan at'
1:30 p. m.'
Game party sponsored by the
Ngvy Town sub - teen age com-
mittee in the Navy Town recrea-
tion hall at 4#30 p. m. ,
I THURSDAY i
Red Cross v surgical dressings'
Iwork room at the Masonic- Tem/
Community Club .
To Meet-Tuesday-
Mrs. J. C. McMahan, president
of the newly organized Service'
Club, announces their weekly
meeting to be^held on Tuesday at
10:00 a. m. in Navy Town recrea-
tion hall. The program for the
"meeting will be a Slip Cover
cofmseUoi s of Orange mdependen l'
•Schools ¿md Federal Public Hous-
ing' Authority,/MrS. Ruth Wilson
and/Miss Vera Thormajiih. The
moet^ng is open to any one who is
interested In attending.
T. N. T. CLUB TO
MEKT TUF.SUAY NIGHT
« '.Mrs. Ray. Winfrey will l^e hos-
e.ss lor the weekly meeting of
On "CUTJWN DAYS" Of TI Mm(ÍT
If functtonnl periodic dlatut b tnc«
innk* you f«el nervous, cranky; high-
BtruBg, ttfBd. weak and "dOMtKedj out"
--nt «ueh tlme ~try /amituj Lvdtn K.
I'lnkhitm's V«g«l*ble Compound ¡to r«-
lleva suab «sraplom«. Hi re'n a pcudtict
that Hnm hatch*. Also a nt e au>-
maebla tonicl Follow In,bel Clioctlon*.
Ptnkbaiu'a C'otupotatd la wanh tri/ina'
LYDIA E.'PINKHAM'S
Creorau
cause lit goes right to.
trouble to hem raosen
germ laden phlegm, and
tb soothe and heal raw,
named bronchial mucous mem-
branes. Telt your druggist to sail you
a bottle of Creomúlslon with the un-
derstaridlng you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you an
to have your money buck.
GREOMUiSION
'or Coujth j. Chtst Colds, Bronchitis
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REPAIR
THB OLD ONE!
We Can Supply You
nnd Save You Money!
LUMBER CO.
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DR. H. GREEN
DENTIST
Phofie 4524
5th at Front St.
Announcing the
of th« Office ol
Dr.J.H.
DENTIST J
219 Destroyer
(Riverside Addition)
Office Phone: 2442 v
Residence Phone: 23U
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There is much satisfaction In
Work well done: praise is weetj
but-there can be no happiness e-
qual to the joy of finding-n heart
that understands. — Victor Rob-
inson.
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WATCH
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IN LOBBY Or
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Competent, experienced
watchmakers plus right ma-
terials, right working eondlt-
Umis assure the RIGHT KK-
1'AIKS of the waleh here.
ames!
Practices BIBLE Doctrine!
, Carries on BIBLE Worship!
Calls BIBLE
Rightly Divides the BIBLE!
INVITES
YOU
APRIL
2nd to 14th
TO HEAR
BIBLE
PREACHING
. TWICE DAILY
10 A. M. and 8 P.lM.
ANNOUNCING
Mott's Auto
Electricol Servk
which 'has taken over the
huaincfts and location of
| ORANGE BATTERY
STARTER SERVICE
GILBERT MOTT
1702 Front St.
Where the
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BASS
hits the farmer
Modern
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Over 1/4 of all pulpwb<
tiA.M^8P.M.
o! Lnfkln, Texas
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Prayer for Easter
HardwH ot oil, dear Lord, to bear
H that my boy on tome tar shore
Should wounded tie, and.I not there—
(Always I waa there before.)
That tomeone efte now takea my place,
Bends in pity, swilt to do '
Alt he needs. Oh, by Thy «race,
Let hioi feel my presence, toot
A'
is used in packaging
farm products
HE FARMERS of this country mppncM patrioti-
cally fo the appeal for more pulpwood. They cut
wood because their country needed it. Few of them
stopped to think that their own business of fooctpro-
duction was threatened l>y the pulpwood shortage.
Already there have been cases where packing
plants were unable to accept perishables because
they could not get packing materials; andThe distri-
bution, of food may be seriously upset this year un-
less the pulpwood shortage can be overcome.
So the farmer who cuts pulpwood is not only
helping his countiy meet a serious wartime short-
age; he ¡s ako adding to His income, Improving his
draft deferment statu / and helping to provide for
the packaging and distribution of hl^ own farm
products. Cut your pulpwood nowl
Packaging S**dl
4.SS4 too.
Packaging Milk
159,911 MM
Parliaglns Uaatt
497,990 tona
SECO
And War
OPEN 0
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Papar Containers
Needed 19 Paokage
Many Farni Product^
Such as—
KKEE^ING
ERVICE
LAYNE
Lucas Bldg.
Packaging Egg*
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PHONE
SOHL OF <H' HtW "iVtAT
HAVt MAO ÍH' HOSf FAILI^I
lAtE WtRt tH' MOürf
successful
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a.á gáaé
farm transporUtle'n
kMw (ha^our Ur*
lines* la Oraaca
proud of otar #4 hear
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cinea that may save hia life! "One tablespoon of used fat alone
-makes enough sulfadiazine ointment to treat M wounded men!
So a e every precious drop of used fat* (in any Idnd of tin can,
not glass). Wt*n can is full, take it to your butcher, he will
t you 2 free 1
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 78, Ed. 1 Monday, April 3, 1944, newspaper, April 3, 1944; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142946/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.